Nour Azhar is a Reporter at Citywire. She covers themes related to finance and investment, with a particular focus on asset management, investment strategies, and the evolving landscape of crypto and blockchain, including cryptocurrency regulation. Nour's insights and analysis have been featured in Citywire.
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Nour Azhar focuses on private sector announcements, investment analysis, and press releases within the business, sales & marketing, real estate industry, and finance & economy themes. To effectively reach out to Nour Azhar, pitches should provide insights into investment funds, fund managers' strategies or movements within the equities market.
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The move marks a milestone for UK wealth management but Canaccord insists the new Bitwise-enabled offering is only for particular clients.
By: Nour Azhar
Polling data from wealth managers suggests that launching ETF share classes will be the crucial step for legacy asset managers who want to survive the decade.
European sustainable funds are back in the black, but as passive strategies rake in $24bn active managers suffer heavy redemptions.
European sustainable funds are back in the black, but as passive strategies rake in $24bn active managers suffer heavy redemptions.
Tom Stephens says digital disruptors are forcing platforms to widen access as active ETFs could become the next differentiator.
The new large-cap equity fund marks the firm's third active US equity strategy, drawing on an investment approach dating back to 1948.
Investment team at Handelsbanken Wealth Management turned to Goldman Sachs quant ETFs after deciding many of the active funds they used weren't holding up.
Exclusive: Just 18 months after launching its active ETF suite, Robeco's rapid scaling proves that European buyers actually want something a lot closer to the benchmark.
Investors sold out of Swiss, German, and broader Eurozone equities, using that cash to fund a massive rotation into global strategies.
Nasdaq is bending its rules to absorb Elon Musk’s IPO while S&P holds the line, raising the question of what a passive fund should be.
